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I do wonder if group flow and individual flow have more to do with different skill sets, and which path best suits the people you have, as opposed to the idea that group or individual flow is more effective. Like, I like to whiteboard and m
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3y ago
I use mini-pomodoro to build momentum when I can’t get started. Start with 2-3 minutes “work”, 1 minute break. Keep bumping those up toward 25/5. Usually by the time I’ve done a few rounds, I don’t want a break and I’ve got my momentum
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3y ago
> if you want rich fluid client behaviour, you’re fooling yourself if you think any kind of hybrid “server only” approach is the best. It’s not. You cannot beat native apps for functionality. Where does something like Microsoft Remote De
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3y ago
It depends on your current work style. Unless you’re pushing parenting duties solely into your partner, like the absentee father who’s trying to make partner at the law firm, you’re going to be limited to working 40 hours per week, or less,
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3y ago
And yet, if you have two tasks that each take 1 hour, and only 90 minutes until the deadline, only one task will be completed by you, regardless of quadrant, and you will then be reminded that priority is singular.
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3y ago
You are too cynical. Don’t advise people do avoid something that might help them, even if only due to placebo. You probably have something more precise to say that’s worth saying, like how many support groups are fixed mindset and result in
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3y ago
How much of it comes down to whether it’s built to use, or built to sell? Millennia ago someone built the pyramids. Centuries ago someone built castles. Those weren’t built to sell. Today when homes are built they often use cheaper material
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3y ago
None. That’s how you know they’re good at hiding them.
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3y ago
Interesting! Thank you. So craton areas, say, near the equator where icebergs may not reach, could possibly contain remnants from indefinitely old civilizations?
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3y ago
Erosion would happen, but also icebergs would wipe out anything like buildings during the next ice age. And eventually subduction would consume the existing earth’s surface into the inner molten layer, leaving behind zero trace, but that mi
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3y ago
Also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_prison_experiment
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3y ago
Can you explain from a high level why I’d want to use Django Ninja over DRF? There’s a vibe, or assumption around Ninja that it’s “newer”, or “like FastAPI”, or “the way forward”, none of which are objective benefits per se. I wouldn’t even
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3y ago
It’s the nature of the study that parent comment is referring to. If a study is self-reporting, it’s an observational study which can only establish correlation, meaning the study can only say, “there might be something here that warrants a
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> How do they control for… They don’t. It’s an observational, self-reporting study, which can only establish correlation, and not causation.
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3y ago
I understand that you’re describing one set of benefits, that are beneficial in some circumstances. But it’s all about requirements. The benefits you describe are not universal benefits. Mobile app stores, where users have to install apps,
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3y ago
Textual[0] does this for CLI apps. That’s not for full GUI apps, but it’s very DOM-like, uses CSS selectors, etc. and a cool option when it meets your needs. [0] https://github.com/Textualize/textual
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3y ago
This is not “very convincing” if it doesn’t meet your requirements. There are plenty of ways to distribute thick client apps that are usable from any client, easy to update, and which don’t have access to local resources, like Remote Deskto
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And now the user needs a server running somewhere. We tried this approach once, for this exact reason that we didn’t want an “old thick client”. Our app interacted heavily with the user’s OS and their line of business app, and it was a nigh
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3y ago
I wrote a Python app with a Tkinter GUI for a customer. You can’t tell it’s written in Python or Tkinter as long as you change the default icon. I’ve encountered a few vendor apps over the years, like data collector apps, that I noticed wer
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3y ago
Chess engines are a good reference for this. The decision-making part is a CLI that plugs into a GUI like WinBoard[0] or Arena[1]. There’s a protocol the engine and GUI follow, such as the WinBoard or UCI[2] protocols, which just exchange t
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Humans finally complete the LLM and attempt to send the first message to a whale. Humans: “We come in peace. We seek to understand and communicate with you.” No response. Humans: “We repeat. We come in peace…” WhaleGPT: “too late”
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3y ago
Most commonly I see people use Alembic to migrate SQLAlchemy and Pydantic models. But I tend to just use Django. Every time I try piecing together the parts (ex FastAPI, Pydantic, Alembic, etc) I reach a point where I realize I’m recreating
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> does that invalidate value and function of the output? Invalidate? No. Devalue? Yes.
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3y ago
> getting your first 100 paying customers for your SaaS How do I get my first 100 paying customers for my SaaS?
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3y ago
Turso might be a fit https://turso.tech/
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3y ago
> I need to develop and test everything twice. That’s…literally the downside of frontend/backend separation of concerns…
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> With WASM-GC, .NET won't need to ship a garbage collector and WASM-based stuff won't need to copy between WASM and JS for DOM manipulations. Does this mean the JS-interop performance penalty goes away?
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> Why else would the US allow the largest counterfeit money printer to continue for long? Are you taking about tether or the fed?
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I wouldn’t say we’ve hit the center of the bullseye quite yet, still experimenting with the exact patterns of organizing and structuring a project using this approach. But so far we’ve landed on using the django-components library [1] to bu
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We have a team of Python devs who push data around and do analytics, reporting, etc They added real-time search results to our Django SSR site in 2 lines of HTMX. It’s the opposite of added complexity.
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